- It seems only fair that people receiving benefits should also experience restraint
- Euro crisis has tarnished the EU by association
- End this Tory backbench fairground freak show
- The family who gave us some of our maddest monarchs
- Kwasi Kwarteng picks five great books about empire
- For too long the centre of gravity of political debate has shifted to the left
- Ideas from the Free Enterprise Group to cut the size of the state
- No-one we spoke to foresaw the rise of the Salafists. But we are optimistic about the future of democracy in Egypt
- Egypt 2011: Revolution and Transition
- In the short term, expand current airports. In the long term, build Boris Island
- The case for aviation
- "The Conservatives" by Robin Harris -- a book review
- Let's force British politicians to balance the budget
- Why Britain needs a return to the spirit of Empire... individualism, courage, dauntless ambition and not a hint of victimhood
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: Only talking can break stalemate on juggernaut misery
- Kwasi Kwarteng Mp: Will first past the post system have a fairytale ending?
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: We need additional aviation capacity to help grow the UK economy
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: Tragedy makes us realise how alike we are
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: Harvest moon is no longer shining
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: Shaping transport in the South East
- Kwasi Kwarteng MP: Sport is a great way to build the big society
- View from the House: There's still a chance of a glorious summer of sport
- Cuties, dinosaurs and half an hour to impress your local Tories
- Rap music, goat curry and why crying racism won't help us beat black crime
- Liberal meets rap in an explosive culture clash
- Kwasi Kwarteng: After a pantomime Pre-Budget Report, serious steps are needed to cut taxes and spending
- Kwasi Kwarteng: Britain needs a manufacturing base - and pure free markets cannot be relied on to deliver it
- The mother of all gambles
- And still the Chancellor borrows
Conservative Party News
Gove gives green light to 102 more free schools (22/05/13)
Education Secretary Michael Gove today approved 102 new free school applications to open in 2014 and beyond, delivering around 50,000 new school places.
Education Secretary Michael Gove today approved 102 new free school applications to open in 2014 and beyond, delivering around 50,000 new school places.
Grayling: Automatic privileges for prisoners cannot continue (30/04/13)
Today, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has unveiled important changes to prisoner rehabilitation across England and Wales.
Today, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has unveiled important changes to prisoner rehabilitation across England and Wales.
Universal Credit launched (29/04/13)
Today marks the important next step in the radical reshaping of the welfare system so the system works for hardworking people, as the Universal Credit pathfinder is launched in parts of Manchester.
Today marks the important next step in the radical reshaping of the welfare system so the system works for hardworking people, as the Universal Credit pathfinder is launched in parts of Manchester.
Labour councils let tax evaders off the hook (25/04/13)
New figures reveal how Labour councils have the biggest council tax arrears and worst collection rates - explaining why Labour councils charge higher council tax than Conservative ones.
New figures reveal how Labour councils have the biggest council tax arrears and worst collection rates - explaining why Labour councils charge higher council tax than Conservative ones.
